AUTO WRECK FATAL
TO DR. D.D CARROLL
Dr. Delia Dixon Carroll, *52, first
\ racticing woman physician in the
. ate, received fatal injuries Wednes
w of last week in an automobile
V reck at Raleigh. Funeral services j
were held Saturday afternoon at Ral-|
eigh, where she had made her home^
for several years.
A member of a distinguished pioneer
famliv. Dr. Carroll was a sister of
Thomas Dixon, author of “The Clans
man” ami other widely read books. An
other of her brothers was the law
Clarence Dixon, a noted Baptist min
ister of London. England.
Survivors are her husband, Dr. Nor
wood G. Carroll, one brother, Thomas
Dixon of New York and one sister,
Mrs. Mae Dixon Thacker of Norfolk,
For nearly two years Mrs. John
Brown of Brevard nursed Dr. Car
roll’s mother, and has spent a good
deal of time at the Carroll’s, “Ncr
wo od Hill,” in Raleigh.
OBITUAK *
The Angel of Death has visited our
community and brought sadness to
manv hearts. John G. Neill departed
this life May 15, 11)34, after an illness
of two weeks.
l.<i was born March 8, 1853. age 81
year-., two months and tight days.
“GiMidpa,” he wns commonly
known to everyone, professed faith
in i I early in life and joined Eng
lish Chapel M. E church, of which he
lived a faithful member until God
called him home.
He was united in marriage to Lydia
s. Engli-h February 20, lK7t’>. To this
union was born five children, three
girls rn 1 two boys. Two girls preced
ed him ' > the henv-'; home “ev.-ral
• . The living are Mrs. W. R.
West and Vernon L. Neill of Pisgah
Fores-, and Avery C. Neill of New
Mexico, also a half-sister. Mrs. Sid
C y of Hendersonville. Grandpa will
be greatly missed by all who knew
him. .
In his drelinmg years he was un
able to attend church hut ho enjoyed
having rvices in hi- home and wel
ts.Died every ne with a smile. People
would visit him and go away feeling
nearer to Gel just to hear him ex
press his faith in the Heavenly
Father. In his sickness he was patient
and submissive to the hathers will
until he became uneon-ci us three
days before the end came.
Funeral services were conducted at
English Chap I by Rev. H. I.. South
er- and the pastor, Rev. Will Warren.
7’ho remains were laid to rest in
Davidson River cemetery.
Pall burers w e i e composed of
grandsons. Flower girls were grand
daughters.
“A precious • ne from us is gone,
A voic ■ we 1 ?d is still.
4 ula * i- vacant in our home
W bid nevir car. be filled.”
A GRANDDAUGHTER.
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SEUCA NEWS
(By Ward Breedlovei
The spiritual trend of our com- (
mnnity seems to be on the upgrade t
at this writing. Four sermons were
delivered in the center of the local
ity Sunday. Rev. Price of Brevard,
Rev. Hall of Rosman, Rev. Corn of
Glady Branch and Rev. Southers of
Johns Rock CCC delivered splendid
sermons. Reasonable numbers at
tended the services yet at least half
of our community did not hear a
word that was preached. (Oh, Zion,
how long wilt thou sleep 1)
The community club met again
Monday night and was well attended
and much interest was manifest. We
were encouraged by the attendance.
Many of the ladies, it is hoped, as
SLon’as the garden program is carried
out, will arrange other entertain
ment which will also be of great
worth to the community.
A number of our folks went to Bre
vard last Saturday in the interest of
the county fair which will be held
in September. Much interest was ex
piessed in this work. We hope the
rair grounds at the county home will
be completed by this date.
There was much excitement in our
.'ommunity Saturday night and Sun
lay when it was announced that a
ar had been stolen belonging to Mr.
Robinson of near Lake Toxaway and
iaken right out of the yard of one of
■itizens while the owner was attend
; ing a dance in a nearby home. We
;ue not saying that the dance caused
the theft but if all parties concerned
knew vvliat could be revealed there
! might be a difference.
Folks come out to our ran..
I club next Monday night.
Mrs. George McKinnn is still on the
sick list. .
Dewey McCall and son James visit
(1 Mr. and Mrs. Preston Galloway
l Sunday.' „ ,
i Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Barnes have
I moved to the Preston Galloway cot
tiiri1 hero. *
: Mi-'s Altice Barton of Brevard
! visited parents and friends here the
(1>dMrW<nnd "Mrs. Clyde McDowell of
Anderson, S. C., and Herbert Eugene
Dickson were visiting J. W. Dickson.
AV. Vv. Gall way will give a lectuie
t the union Sunday school next
Sunday. The subject will be The
wrong end of the road to success.
.All who hear Mr. Galloway will ap
preciate his good expressions.
Mrs Tern McKinr.a is visiting her
parents at Dacusville during.the ser
ous illness of her father, Pink Gal
'"'mts J P Hogsed and son Fulton
‘ and nephew G. D. McCall were visit
,rs of Mrs. Ward Breedlove Sunday
j afternoon. . _ . f o,„,
i Mr. ami Mrs. Ernest Davis of Sun
I .4 S C were visiting the latter s
ia rents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Barton,
| Sunday. McCall of
soon. „
Fred Whitmire and Fdzio Barton
w re Brevard ■ visitors Saturday.
1 r> Whitmire is recovering from
u broken hand and other injuries re
ceived recently in a fall.
It is announced that Rev. Harvey
S uthers will preach at the Metho
ds church next Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. Ail are invited to attend.
We are proud of the many improve
( ments being done on the farm of
|.J. x. Whitmire in lower Selica sec
I torn and hope to see others do like
"isc-_
Wfrraus Staiis Puradr Urging Bonus
Washington— Washington’s annual
parade of veterans surged past the
White House and Capitol Saturday
wth urgent pleas for payment of
the bonus. In the ragged inks — 050
strong —were many who followed the
fruitless path lad year and the year
before. Once again on erfidely paint
ed burners and in lusty throated
chants thev demanded the bonus in
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! VOTERS WILL YOU HELP?
It tin Government would issue money without interest charges to H
all government un'ts, on the security of their bonds, they could I
pay o-- all obligations, free themselves of alt interest charges and B
CUT TAXES IN HALF
It . 'i: -v were nationalized, with a circulating tax placed on
it, forcibly keeping it in active circulation pall business and indus
tiy would revive, and unemployment would disappear.
1 firmly believe that the above two measures would 3oive the
pr .blent of “‘Poverty in the midst of Plenty,-1 by removing the
poverty and fairly distributing the plenty for all to enjoy.
II will gladly make a fight for these ideas if you will give me
the chance, by you and your friends signing this petition on the
dotted lines.
PETITION the Flute Board of Elections, N. C : Please put
M. i: Hi), ril's name or. the ballot for the 19J4 election, as an
iniiep. t.ilei t candidate for Congress for the 11th District.
Cut this out and mail to me at once, or drop it into the box provided H
for this purpose at Waltermire Hotel, Brevard, N. C.
Thank you. M. R. HILFORD, Naples, N. C.
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| Local and Personal Items !|
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Mrs, Kenneth Harris and three
children, Patricia, Marilyn and Ken
neth Jr., of Charlotte are spending
some time with Mr. and Mrs. A H.
Harris. They were accompanied to j
Brevard by Mr. Harris, who returned
on Sunday to Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Osborne were I
called to Asheville Sunday on ac
count of the death of Mrs. Osborne’s |
mother, Mrs. A. L. York. They ao j
companied the body to Bristol, Tenn.,
for burial on Tuesday.
Miss Sherrill Bromfield is visiting
relatives in Louisville and Frankfort,
Ky., for several weeks. |
Rev. Paul Hartsell returned th<e:
first of the week from Fort Worth,'
Texas, where, he attended the sessions
of the Southern Baptist convention i
lssfc week.
Mrs. W. 0. King and two children,
William and Betty of Canton, have |
been visiting Mrs. CorTHa King the
past week.
W. C. Austin, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis at Oteen
hospital last week, was said to be im
proving at last reports.
Mrs. Jack Zachary and children
were week-end guests of relatives in
Asheville. |
Mrs. Alvin Rockwood and Mrs. Net
tie Benedict spent several days last
week in Franklin.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Young and
son of Dallas have been guests the
past week of Mrs. Young’s father, T.
L. Snplson and family.
Mrs. Ernest Norwood returned last
week fvom St. Petersburg and other
points in Florida where she spent th"
winter months, to spend the summer
in Brevard with her son, Harold Nor
wood, and family.
Mrs. C. B. West and son are visit
ing relatives and friends in Hickory.
They accompanied Mrs. .''est’s
daughter, Mrs. Leroy Whitener, on
her return to her home in Hickory,
after visiting in Brevard for several
weeks. . , .
Mrs. W. H. Allison has returned
to her home here, Deer Park Home,
for the summer season after visiting
her daughters in Arizona and Louisi
ana during the winter. i
Miss Hattie Aiken, teacher in the
Mt. Airy schools, has returned to her
home here for the summer.
Mr. Theodore Dehen, of Columbia,
S C is occupying Miss Florence
Kern’s summer cottage, Willow Tree
while his new home is being erected
lu,t off Prohart road, adjoining the
Smedberg property. Mr. Dehors fam
ily will join him here when their resi
dence is completed.
Miss Launa Clayton reiumeu
week from Rutherfordton, where she
has been employed, and is n°w con
nected with the Transylvania Trust
company here.
Miss Winifred Nicholson, of Wea
ver college, spent the week-end here
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
S, Nicholson.
Mrs o. K. Osborne and daughter,
Mrs. Eck Sims, visited their daughter
and sister, respectively, Mrs. c ‘
Maaters, in Asheville Sunday.
Mrs. Ernest Owla of Florence, S.
C has been visiting her mother, .sits.
Esther King, the past week.
Mrs E. T. Raines visited relatives
and friends in Highlands several days
last week.
Mrs. Esther King visited relatives
ill Asheville last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cunningham
f Greenville were week-end guests
of relatives here.
I Mrs. Wood Paxton and little son of
Greenville are visiting Mrs. Paxton’s
1 molhc r, Mrs. Madge Wilkins.
Mrs. J .S. Silversteen- has returned
[ from New York City where she lias
j been with her daughter, Miss Ade
laide. for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Iw>wis and lit
tle daughter Katherine Fielding of
j Greenville and Mr. and Mrs. Britt and
'children of Asheville were Brevard
vi itors Sunday and enjoyed a picnic
dinner at Connestee Palis.
\Y. II. Grogan Jr. has returned to
I Trenton, N. J.. after visiting his in
dy here en route to Sanford, Fla.,
where he was called on account of the
'death of bis brother, Walter Grogan.
; Mr. Grogan was accompanied to
i Florida by his father.
1 Mrs. A 0. Kitchen and Mrs. John!
Bishop were Asheville visitors Wed-;
nesday. I
Mrs. John W. Chapman has re-|
turned to her home in Charleston,!
: K. C., after spending a few weeks
here getting her summer home on1
Probart road in readiness prepara-!
tory to the return of herself andf
family within a few weeks to spend]
the season here.
nirs. bod Kilpatrick nas returned!
from u visit with her daughter, Mrs. j
L. P. Beck in Asheville.
Mr. and Mrs. -Jack Burnette and;
sons of Greenville visited friends in
Brevard Sunday.
Mrs. T. W Whitmire and Mr. and ;
Mrs. Lawrence Holt were week-end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rush Whit
mire in Charlotte.
Miss Eloise Lewis, who was ex-;
nected to arrive last week from Tar
boro, is visiting friends ir Tarboro, ‘
Washington, D. C., gnd Norfok, Va„
before returning to her nome here
foi- the summer. I
Mrs T. E. Patton and daughter;
Rebecca have returned from a week’s1
visit, with Me Patton in Charlotte. ]
Brother Orr has returned from an:
insurance school in Hartford, Conn.,]
where he has been studying the pn?t|
several weeks.
Mrs. Z. W. Nichols returned Sun-!
day from a two weeks' visit with!
•elatives in Ashevlile.
Miss Emma Bagwell is said to show
hut lirtle improvement in Mountain
Sanitarium rear Fletcher, where she'
'ms been confined for several weeks,
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Browr. and
•augnter Mary Frances of Anderson,
S. C., were visiting relatives Sunday
->nd Monday in and around Brevard.
Mrs. George Glazener left Sunday
por n two. weeks’ visit with relative-’
in South Carolina. I
Mrs Jane Allison is said to be im- '
Driving, after being confined to her
Ded several days the past week. )
Miss Annie Mae Patton is visiting!
ier sister, Mrs. Arch Graham in R«e-|
!ord
Ben Webster of St. Cloud, Ha., 1st
spending the summer in Brevard,)
stopping at the Sledge House. '
Mrs. L. J- Peacock, Miss Geraldine
Barrett and Miss Verna Hogsedd, of
Hendersonville were Brevard visitors
MMis*5 Ethel Williams has returned,
to her home here after teaching school i
the past year at Goldsboro.
Mrs G. F. Marshall of Asheville
spent the weekend here with Mr. and
Mrs C. M. Douglas.
yf L. Marchant Jr. and Rutledge
Lyle of Greer were visitors in Bre
vard Sunday.
\y E. Breese is spending several
-lavs this week with his sons in Mem
phis Tenn. He will return to Brevard
the ia;t of the week, accompanied by
Mrs. Breese, who has been in Mem
phis for several weeks.
Virginia Aiken has returned from
a visjt with her cousins, Caroline and
Nell Summers in Cameron, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tilson have
returned from a visit to Mrs. Tilson s
parents in McCall. S. C.. and to Mr.
Tilson's home in Erwin, Tenn. They
are again occupying the Patton cot
tage on West Main street.
C,IRL SCOUTS HAVE ;
delightful picnic
Members cof the Girl Scouts of the
Robin Hood and the Gypsie troops
snert a delightful afternoon and,
evening Tuesday in a picnic. The;
former troop hiked to King s creek,
where thev spent the time in wading
and swimming and eating the pmmc
' Chaperone? were the leader,
Mrs.'S. M.‘ <“‘u 'nary* '
Jennings.
Th‘- Gypsie tnmjr-ftUicd to
IHahee, where they enjoyed the
many pleasures afforded on the lake
and other outdoor activities at the
camp. A picnic lunch was also an
enjoyable feature of the outing.
A NNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT OF
DAUGHTER TO LOCAL MAN
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Snyder ot
New York have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Mary, to Mr.
Theo Roy Clark of Brevard.
Miss Sny«|;r has attended Rich
mond Hill high school and Bushwick
business school.
Mr. Clark is in the service of the
United States Navy. He will leave
shortly for a European cruise aboard
the U. S. S. Wyoming.
HOME ECONOMICS CLASS
HAS DISPLAY OF INTEREST
The home cconomic; girls of the
Bre.-nni high school have arranged
a display of accessories and finishes,
which niay new be seen in the dis
play window at Trantham’s depart
ment store. This is an exhibit from
the Spool Cotton company of New
York.
The public is invited to see this dis
play.
CHILDREN CONFEDERACY TO I
1EET FRIDAY AFTERNOON
Ihe Children of the Confederacy
vill meet Friday afternoon at 3:30
•’clock at the home of Mrs, Ralph
Jsborne on Maple street. This will De
he last meeting before disbanding
or the summer, and election of offi
:ers will take place. All members are
irged to attend.
HOME EC. GIRLS GUESTS
?F HONOR AT LAWN PARTY
Members of the home economics de
jartment of the Brevard high school
vere guests of honor at a lawn party
fiven by the boys of the agriculture
department of the high school Fri
day afternoon. May 11, at the home
)f Mr. and Mrs. Julian Glazener.
Games were played on the lawn,
and the ice cream made by the boys
and served during the afternoon
added much to the happy occasion. A
picture of the group was taken. About
150 young people of the two depart
ments and invited guests were present
at the delightful social affair.
In addition to members of the two
departments o t h el r guests present
were: Supt. and Mrs. J. B. Jones
Miss Virginia Wilcox, head of the
home economics department, C. M.
Douglas and Mr. and Mrs. Julian
Glazener, the former head of the agri
culture department of the Brevard
high school.
MISS HENRY HONORED
WITH PARTY AND SHOWER
Miss Eliza Henry, of Bievard
whose marriage to Mr. Oscar Vaugbr
of Gastonia, will take place in June
was the inspiration of £. prettj
and shower given Wednesday after
noon at the Armstrong apartment;
in Gastonia by Misses Doris Martin
Ruth Finley, Mary Elizabeth Huntei
and Mary Virginia Howard.
Summer flowers in pastel shade;
were used in arranging the room/
where four tables of contract were ii
play. Miss Henry’s place was markei
by a shoulder bouquet of Claudiu;
•P^pript roses.
The hoste3ser’ gut to tnetr ^onn
"uest wa< a lovely set of breakfas
china, and later in the afternoon sh
was presented with a shower o
BENEFIT PLAY WILL
PROVE GOOD SHOW
(Contributed) f
Some persons have expressed doubts
as to our ability to produce success*
i fully in Brevard George S. Kauf
man’s play, “The Butter and Egg
Man.” This play was chosen because
certain people who are in position to
! know thought it would be a hit in
| Brevard. Professor Frederick H.
Koch, director o£ the Carolina Play
ntakevs, writes: “I think you would
have no difficulty in doing the ‘But
ter and Egg Man’ there.” This play
was put on veVy suceesafuly at Chape!
Hill and with a cast that was no bet
ter than a cast we have gotten to
gether here.
Hendersonville has an excellent
Little Theatre group and we wish to
m»ke this play the foundation of the
same kind of a group. The play is
a smart, funny, sentimental, satiri
Ical comedy that played for two hun
I dred and fifty consecutive perform
ances on Broadway.
“It is the wittiest and liveliest jam
boree ever distilled from the atmos
phere of Broadway.”—New York
, Sun. “Full of surprises and enter
: tainment. Highly charged with
: humor.”—New York Times. "Richly
! and continuously amusing."—Alexan
der Wolcott, World.
I We have-what it takes to put the
i play over and we will guarantee all
who attend a great evening. There
will be two performances, Friday and
Saturday nights, June 8th and 9th,
1 at the high school auditorium.
' There is a nice senatorial battle yet
' to come over the nomination of an
: anti-Huey Long to be collector of port
1 at New Orleans The committee
: laughed off Long’s objection? and re
1, commended confirmation.
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■ kitchen utensils from the guests of
t the „cc*»ion.
■1 A delicious salad course was served
F and French pastries were passed.
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